Posted: 25 May 2019 at 8:30am | IP Logged | 2
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Mr. Byrne, I believe that movie was "X-Men 3: The Last Stand." Or "Wolverine, guest starring the X-Men." But that was hardly unique.
Riddle me this: Wolverine regenerated from a single drop of blood. That implies that all that was left of Wolverine was that single drop of blood. What would have occurred had there been two drops of blood? Or several splashes of blood, a hunk of bone, a hank of hair...? Would there be a spate of Wolverines?
Of course, that would work with the proper CGI. "X-Men 4: War of the Wolverines." I'm just glad that no writer ever had that idea for the comics... and that might very well have been a money maker for Marvel. But it certainly violates Stan's Law, and then it would spread to the Hulk, Deadpool, and other regenerators.
If memory serves, the Hulk did indeed tear Wolverine in half once... and Wolverine grew back. How did his healing factor know which half to grow back? And why not both?
And why do I care in the least? Quick, someone get me a Weisinger era Superman annual!
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